Minnesota man jailed after Indiana bank robbery
William Caldwell, 27, of St Paul Minnesota, was captured near Marion after a failed escape from a bank robbery in Grant County Indiana. He confessed and turned over the borrowed car used in the holdup. The incident marked Indiana's fourth 1987 bank robbery with the gunman captured or killed shortly after.
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Anderson
Sweetser
Minnesota
Marion
United Press
William. Caldwell
St. Paul
Caldwell
Oaldaker
Sin
Indiana
Budget Chief Questioned in House Inquiry Call
Indiana budget director Caldwell faced a House inquiry after an Anderson used car dealer alleged a drive to Alexandria where Percival Brundage was questioned. The episode follows Eisenhower's call for unprecedented cuts of two billion dollars in federal spending.
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Indiana
Anderson
Washington
Chase
Caldwell
Alexandria
Percival F. Brundage
Weprewich
Eisenhower
X. B. Fields
Atomic Energy Commission
AEG
Clarence Cannon
Dmo
House Appropriations ‘Committee
Brundage
C.d.t
Increase Noted In Employment For First Six Months Of 1957
The six month period of 1957 shows gains in employment and bank clearings across 32 plants in the area. Unemployment and welfare aid figures are noted with modest declines in building permits and car sales, reflecting improved business conditions. An armed bank robbery occurred as cashier Herman Agness confronted the bandit who fled after taking cash. Attorney notes on federal spending indicate a proposed budget curtailment with political debate to follow.
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Herman Agness
Farmers State Bank
Agnéss
Wash Anderson
Agness
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Jor
Tola
Alcar
Aia
Jerry
Aiuto
Frida
Atomic shock travels far in Nevada test blast
A 10 kiloton nuclear blast at the test site on November 7 hurled shock waves 250 miles to Carson City and 350 miles to Bridgeport California. The tower detonation created a 30 000 foot mushroom cloud and light fallout was forecast toward Wyoming as a radioactivity plume moved.
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Diablo
Carson City
Nev
Bridgeport
Calif
Utah
Atomic Energy ‘Commission
Wyoming
AEC
Japan
Heat May Be Cancer Factor In Cigarettes Burney Says
Surgeon General Leroy E. Burney urged stronger research into whether a chemical produced by cigarette burning contributes to cancer. He spoke in Washington urging more intensive studies to determine causation and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burney
Washington
U.S
Leroy. E. Burney
Weather outlook forecast by Indianapolis Weather Bureau
Partly cloudy and not as warm today with a high near 82 and a low in the 60s. Temperatures yesterday ranged 68 to 88 degrees. Wednesday calls for partly cloudy skies and scattered evening thunder showers with highs in the 80s. The five day outlook forecasts 86 to 93 degree days and 65 to 75 degree nights with little rainfall. A warming trend is seen for Friday and Saturday across the state.
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Anderson’ and i
Indianapolis
James Cox 87 Dies In Dayton. Worster Dental News
James M. Cox 87, long a Democratic presidential candidate and publisher, died at his Dayton home after a period of illness. He had governed Ohio for three terms and built a publishing empire including Dayton Daily News and Atlanta Constitution, with TV and radio stations.
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Dayton
Ohio
James M. Cox
Cox
Warren G. Harding
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dayton Daily News
Dayton Journal Herald
Springfield (Ohio
League of Nations
League
Man Climbs Cross At Church Forked By Firemen
Cecil R. Ford of New Comerston Ohio climbed to the cross at St Josephs Church and allegedly stood headfirst on it. Police failed to coax him down and firefighters removed him. Ford was jailed for public intoxication and later released on a $50 bond.
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Elwood
St. Joseph's Catho- Me-Church
Cecil R. Ford
New Comerston
Ford
Bull Calves Find Quick Homes in Classified Ads
Two baby bull calves found new homes within two days after being advertised in the Bulletin and Herald classified pages. The ad ran under Livestock for Sale, showcasing Madison County farmers leveraging Want Ads across 67 classifications to meet needs.
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Bulletin
Herald
Madison County
Mrs Maudie Hughes Dies of Heart Attack at Farm Home
Mrs Maudie Hughes 724 Nichol Ave died Sunday afternoon of a heart attack while visiting relatives at her farm home west of Anderson. A Madison County native and long time resident, she was married 50 years to Charles S Hughes president of Hoosier Markets Inc. She leaves two daughters Mrs Mark Kimmerling and Mrs Pitase.
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Maudie Hughes
Nichol Ave
Anderson
Hughes
Charles S. Hughes
Hoosier Markets, Inc
Madison County
Mr.Hughes
Central Christian Church
Mark Kimmerling
Pitase
Pierce Firm Wins Large Ford Truck Unit Contract
Pierce Company announces it has been awarded a Ford Truck unit contract to supply governors and engines for the 1958 model line. The deal, stated by executive Leland E. Boren, aims to balance local production and support the Kansas City plant. Further details to follow in Page 2.
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Pierce ‘Gover-s
Ohio
Pierce -Gir
Jocal
Ford
Truckdustry
Pierce
Ford Unit Industries -General
Northern Senators Battle Over Civil Rights Bill Compromise
Washington AP report notes northern senators push against a compromise to the civil rights bill as Southern foes prepare for a full debate and vote on bringing the measure to the floor. Senate leaders forecast mixed support and amendments to soften terms.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
McNamara
D-Mich
Potter
R-Mich
Douglas
D- 11
Russell
Johnson
D-Tex
Knowland
California
Attorney ‘General
South
Dutch Plane Crash Near Biak Kills Many Aboard
A Dutch airliner crashed into the sea five miles from Biak New Guinea after taking off bound for the Netherlands with 59 passengers and crew aboard. Rescue and Navy teams searched the area as officials awaited word on survivors.
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Hague
Guinea
Iig
Biak
New Guinea
Manila
7th Division In Korea Will Be Reformed On Atomic Lines
The 7th Division in Korea will be reorganized along atomic lines as the 10th Pentomic Division. It will convert three regiments into five combat groups and slim its strength from 137,640 to 13,748 men to be more mobile for atomic warfare.
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Korea
Washington
U.S
24Th
1St Cavalry Division
Japan
Lth Airborne
Europe
Army
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
North Korea
South Korea
Anderson Man Named To High Office In American Legion
Arthur Kaliros, local center, was elected to a high office in the American Legion in Indianapolis. Robert Gates announced plans to expand committee projects and boost Legion publicity. George Hock District commanders and other officers were named at the session, including Robert Davis as northern vice commander and Gib Sheeks and Walter Kenney as southern vice commanders.
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Arthur Kaliros
Cen
Indianapolie
Robert Gates
Columb
War Legion
Gates
Anabolg
Ised
The
Press
Ladio
Legio
Koulros
George Hock
Robert Davis
Walton
Kollros
Gib Sheeks
Mitchell
Walter Kenney
Jeffersonville
New Arrivals in Ander and Nearby Birth Notices
A batch of birth notices from Anderson and nearby areas lists newborns from multiple families. Among them a son for Roth Stites and wife at St. John’s Hospital, a son for Wagner at Walton Street, daughters for Lewis Fortville and Johnson Fairmount, daughters for Buck Columbus Avenue, Bell Morton Street, Summers Lafayette Street, Parkhurst RE 6, Elford 319 East 27th Street, and Pfoht Central Avenue two sons, plus a son for Fanning Lewis Drive, a son for Daleville Ralph Los Olas Drive, a daughter for Alexandria Ralph Jackson Street, a son for Key Summitville, and twin sons for Daugherty Riverside California mother Josephine Daugherty formerly of Anderson. Another birth occurs at St. Joseph’s Hospital Phoenix for Roy Wiitala and wife Kathy Ann, mother Margaret Jean Hall of Anderson.
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St. John's Hospital
Roth Stites
Mounds Rd
William Wagner
Walton St
Charles Lewis
Fortville
Charles Johnson
Fairmount
Dwight Buck
Columbus Aves
Donald Bell
Morton St
Ralph
Los Olas Dr
Aso Daleville
Jackson St
Aso
Max
Alexandria
Elmer Key
Summitville
Riverside
Calif
John. Daugherty
Josephine. Daugherty
Ander
Indianapolis
St. _Joseph's Hospital
Phoenix
Ariz
Roy Wiitala
Kathy Ann
Margaret Jean Hall
Anderson
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Arthur Ridgeway
Pendleton
Lloyd Riggin
Muncie
Brown” County
Hérald
Cannon
Congress
Long Beach
John Glenn Jr
Marine Corps
Navy
Charles _Demmler
New York
James Cox
Richard L. Neulower
Notjberger
Neuberger
Iyng
Paul T. Worster
7Th St
State Board of Dental
Handley
Pernte
Roy A. Scircle
Vorster
Diana University School of
East-Central Disc
Astrict Dental Society
Es Burney
Worster
Presbyterian
Hazel M
Paula Jean
Becky Lee
I. A
Alquina
Fayette County
Connersville
Paul Worster
Wally Falk
Goliath
C. S. Hughes
State Board
Bill Beust
Santa Fe
Mississippi
Young Beast
Los Angeles
American’ Legion
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